trusty|trustier|trustiest in English

adjective

[trust·y || 'trʌstɪ]

reliable, trustworthy

Use "trusty|trustier|trustiest" in a sentence

1. Is your “sword” trusty or rusty?

2. Among those tools is the trusty Biscuit joiner

3. Yes, he had his trusty old penknife.

4. Yes, he had his trusty old penknife.Sentencedict

5. He had his trusty old penknife with him.

6. Good communication sill, high team spirit, honest and trusty.

7. It could then have served as a trusty shield.

8. My trusty old car will get us home safely.

9. He is always a plain and trusty person.

10. Getting out our trusty microscope, let’s examine a typical leaf.

11. Armed with their trusty detectors, they searched the garden thoroughly.

12. What about John Noakes and indeed his trusty helpmate Shep?

13. The master left his money with a trusty servant.

14. She spent years touring Europe with her trusty old camera.

15. And here's his sidekick extraordinaire, the ever-trusty Little Lightning!

16. She bit her lip and considered, consulting her trusty road atlas.

17. Those trusty yellow peaches in syrup still suit her just fine.

18. Don’t worry though, most Blackheads can be extracted with a trusty comedone extractor!

19. The trusty had a silly, sycophantic manner of raising one hand in salute.

20. 25 Yes, they roam the skies on their trusty steeds, well Ostrich's actually.

21. Yes, they roam the skies on their trusty steeds, well Ostrich's actually.

22. Kings of the era were assigned Cupbearers, who were trusty staff members responsible for

23. He was made a trusty and the other prisoners got on well with him.

24. So let me get my trusty Tl- 85 out, and actually calculate that.

25. We all deplore his loss deeply, and I lose a valued friend and trusty officer."